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Electronic violinist, dancer, aerialist Lindsey Stirling will play Evansville
EVANSVILLE — Electronic violinist, dancer, and aerialist Lindsey Stirling will bring her "Snow Waltz Tour" to Aiken Theatre on Dec. 21. Beginning Thursday, it will be possible to purchase tickets early by visiting the venue's social media pages, according to a news release from Old National Events Plaza. "The multi-platinum-selling musician-composer (Stirling) is ready...
Accident reported on Riverside Drive in Evansville
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Dispatch has confirmed crews are en route to a motor vehicle accident on Riverside Drive in Evansville. Officials say the call reporting the accident came in at 9:17 p.m.. Eyewitness News has a crew en route to the scene, we will update this story as new information is made available.
Central falls to Memorial despite effort in the second half
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — The Memorial Tigers left the Central Bears with a defeat Friday after beating them, 35-6. The Tigers will go up against Mater Dei next week, while the Bears will look to turn things around when they face off against Vincennes.
It’s No Secret: Another Locally-Owned Evansville Business Announces Closing Date
After eight years in business, one of Evansville's coolest destinations for comic books, vintage toys, video games, and arcade games is closing for good in November. We drive past Secret Headquarters almost every day since it is close to my son's school on North First Ave. And every day he wants to stop in and check out the new collections that owner Jeffery Osborne has added to the shop.
2024 Indiana State Fair Sees Massive Crowd and Record Sales
The 2024 Indiana State Fair welcomed over 850,000 people to Indianapolis, with many vendors reporting record sales. It was a hot opening weekend for the 2024 Indiana State Fair, but that didn't stop hundreds of thousands of folks from enjoying all the annual festivities. The fair ran from August 2nd through the 18th, featuring two weeks worth of summer fun, competition, education, and entertainment. According to a news release from the Indiana State Fair Media Department, the event was a huge success, netting over 10,000+ exhibitors and youth competitors.
It Ain’t Easy Being Sneezy: Peak Allergy Season Hits Indiana
September may mark the beginning of fall, but it's also peak allergy season for many in the Hoosier State. I love fall, from the leaves changing colors to bonfires with friends on a chilly Saturday evening. That said, September comes with a price for some of us. While I’d much rather be shopping for new flannels for the incoming cooler weather, instead I’m stocking up on tissues, nasal spray, and any other allergy medication I can get my hands on. Welcome to the peak allergy season for weed pollen.
Indiana Grown: Timbar Protein Bars
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Each and every Saturday, WISH-TV highlights a local company together with our partners at Indiana Grown. This week, Kristen Gilkison, owner and chief executive officer of Timbar, joined News 8 at Daybreak. Timbar is a new range of protein bars that are made with plant-based protein and natural sweeteners. The protein bars […]
Who won NKY's Week 3 games? Northern Kentucky high school football scores
Week 3 for high school football is here in Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana, and it brings marquee matchups around the region. A pair of 2-0 teams clashed in a Battle of Union matchup between Cooper and Ryle. Dixie Heights, a team that's scored more than 100 points over its first two games, faced its toughest test yet in Class 2A powerhouse Beechwood. Covington Catholic played Simon Kenton, hoping to avoid starting 0-3 for the first time...
Participation in voucher-like education choice programs soars in Indiana after legal changes
Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news.Months after lawmakers loosened certain rules, two programs that provide students with state funding for education outside of their schools saw spikes in enrollment for the 2024-25 school year.The Education Scholarship Account (ESA) and Career Scholarship Account (CSA) programs have each reached maximum enrollment for the first time ahead of their application deadlines, according to the Indiana treasurer’s office, which administers both programs.The surging participation mirrors the growing popularity of Indiana’s private school voucher program, and underscores the...
Get ready for sweater season: The official start of fall almost two weeks away 🍏🍁
You may be wondering, "Is it fall yet?" While the answer is still no, we are getting closer to pumpkin patch and hayride season. We are now less than two weeks out from the official first day of fall. ...
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